12 MAC Pt. 4, Ch. 2, R. 1.6

Exemptions

Year: 2026Length: 256 wordsOfficial source

Cite as 12 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 4, Ch. 2, R. 1.6

Exemptions A. The following are exemptions from this rule: 1. Payments to State employees as defined in ยง25-9-107; 2. Payments to Contract Workers โ€” note that Independent Contractors are not exempt from this rule (Additional information about Independent Contractor vs Employee may be found in IRS Publication 15A); 3. Payments to Vendors specifically approved for "one of payments using the specific vendor number designated for that purpose by the Office of Fiscal Management; 4. Right-of-Way acquisition payments made by the Mississippi Department of Transportation; 5. Debt service payments made by the Office of the State Treasurer; 6. Tax payments to the Internal Revenue Service (standard EFT); 7. Tax payments to the Mississippi Department of Revenue (standard EFT); 8. Transfers to the Public Employees Retirement System of Mississippi (standard EFT) 9. Transfers to the Mississippi Deferred Compensation and Trust/SBA (standard EFT); 10. Payments to vendors who are approved for exemption by DFA (see VI.B). B. To apply for an exemption not listed in VI.A.(1 โ€” 9), the vendor can obtain a Mandatory E-Payment and E-Invoicing Exemption Request 17.10.20 from the Vendor's Primary Agency. C. Mandatory E-Payment and E-Invoicing Exemption Request 17.10.20 must detail the following: 1. Reason(s) exemption is being requested. This must be a narrative explanation of the reason for the request; 2. Documentation of supporting cost and legal issues associated with the request for the exemption. D. DFA will issue a written determination within 10 business days of the receipt of the exemption request. The written determination of DFA will be considered the final determination.
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